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01 Lhe best guilty.
Paints, Oils and \V
Elna-ll Knobs, a.
Pocket Cutlery, of the
W. C. QUINTAB
(‘urncr Main and \Vzwh
w, (. qt'ts'unb.
Rown'rou Pos‘r ornce.
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lat-nu lAu. Dcx~7:su A. 1.; w 2.1.
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301""! NOBWALK CITY OFFICERS.
'tlwr—DX'DLZ‘K P. ELY.
fled—WALT“ T. Brunt-pun.
Tmm—JAIIS A. Bmws.
Madly—(1s. W. Sm.
.t manor—w ALTXI o. QCIKTAKD.
.'aMal—JAI3I L Rvaam
When—Joli: B. Bot-res, THDZUIFJRV H ll um
NEXT OF
Jaye—Wing“ '1‘. Chins _
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warn-qw- Will—IAI'T. Cunt
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first Ward—4'30“. Gt'vnx, Leanna DIBBLE.
Wnu \I ll Wurox. 81537 W. Lure);
fiétwd "HM-Ron“? l. Toms. Join 1.. ltn u.
w i
r tot bodies in I um! 10
1 llng’c’flfe body. pa 8
E. RAYMOND
.\'0. 36 Main street. opposite
Normalk, Xov. 1'3, 1870.
Third "uni—(Rona! Enrol-"1'. Guano):
~Irru. [Inuit 8. am Josmt it Rummy.
1'“le 6'me
Fir-t ind-lum- M. Nam-ox. “nun: M.
‘n‘uuso. in. ‘
Biwmd ll'ani-i‘up‘rtiu l-' TULLtr. >Tzrnzs ll ' ‘7 ‘ v "‘" "’ '
tan: . V 7
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Lt-r up nu. sf.t.\Dl.\u toxin-Tub or TUE m-Atm
or urt‘xuuxnx.
'hdi'rrlnt‘:‘—(k‘<‘r}fi' “K Smith. Ju‘tph ll Ray
tut-ml, Robert l. Talk-s,
.‘milfll'hbifir‘lfa’t Benedict, Joint l. Hit hut-u}.
Bush A. Whitman. l
Vtrw‘umd Sidnrm’Iu-v Lon-1:1.» Dibblu John l.. :
Ridnrdn. Robert I. Tollr- ‘.
Lamp- and (Jar-John L. Richard». llcur; \V Lu,
tor. Joseph R Ra} mood ‘
‘wr I14 ' K Ru) muud. iLdWJ'... A \l bluv m, . - ' - -,
“1111.3. u. m cox. . "H T” “”3“ Al.
Plummi—llenry ll. l-Zhwll. \amuz‘ 1" Pull. IA" ‘
n-nxn Dibble
nfil‘r-Rubcrt !
l! filth-ll,
Smith~ “'illi
Public Pn'm‘irqu anry “'
am H “‘ilmix
A"! MIA-Samuel 1". Fuck. Georgi. \V Smith,
'c‘rx'i
SOCIETY INDEX.
RElJtilUl's
.1 “NA in their lluluu “‘3" ul ,
B \\ igham, Pres.
MAsfilSlt‘
'13] ll“? [447“ NO NFL 1". Mini A. A- - llv'ulnr '
communications holdcu on the nut and third nes— 3 may “3“!
d.) musing.- in each month. at their Ball, on m
flux-t. South Nuruulk. George Knight. \V. M.
st July-'1 M91, .Va. 6.—!°1".§ on Irt and third
Thursday «atoning: In each mouth. Ball on Wall
-tr-~~t Sunni. Ds\id H Pollard, \" \I
“DO FELLOWS.
Irm- Iinx‘hrn' Lad . Nu. IllvMu'l-K evur) Monday
(«c-lug, at their fall, on “all street. .Vorwalk.
hat-:1- L Taller. .V (i :Jumc‘ Hodge-x V (i 1 T
.1 Phwsll’l, >vrfcul’3‘; l‘, 5. smur Tr-xesurx-r. t‘has
Ulnktt'ad, [ls-much! Seen-tan,
Abba-a Encam mm! MHUI‘I'M. So N. l, U
0. l' —!mrt. at (in #3 Hall, on the Ira: and ‘
thlnl Wrdm-sday evenings in k‘Mh month. Harmon
Bu n. t‘blcf Patriarch: Jinn-s Hodgczl. High
lieu. L Taller, Senior “'nrduu; 5. G. Bria ,
J. 1‘. Prowim Twat: Mums H
tl‘ltn» r. Junior “'urdcn
CLYBS. ,
HM Well t't'ub Abner Halo and Washington
urn-ts. tin-lath Sun-alt Rooms open ”war; tiny and ‘
main: (5036131- vxu—ptvd) swim A. “want-t1 ‘
Tullci. (icon: Bvuvdict, ll!‘!tf_\'
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CSLSH CAPITAL
Nor-rail: I In?) . -Roomn ln burlap flank Building.
Sons-EL Opt-u vvrry tins and evening (Sundays cA.
cc trd.» (hr. (:1 Dan. Prnildcux.
[1:11 (MG—Rooms in In York nil New
-u even" , , _ _ ‘ . ,
and. , st RPLLS, J! I.\ I, .
t
3\ ruin: \Suuduys L‘lt‘!‘pll‘d.l Chang 1‘. Tol
out.
My 11.x? ( (uh. .Urfl, Jr . South Kamila. —“'m,
Sl‘lluli. Prv‘idrnl; Gun K. Board, Vicc Prvaident;
K H. Norton. Secretary and Treasurer; Charles E.
Smith. Captain.
(gr-man Club, “I‘rvitxim.."~31v.-cts every Friday
it Sci-walk. Pnsldunt, 1’. Becker;
Strauss: Seer-elm. W. Bra
Musical Director mo.
Inn; Caahlrr. Tl. Stadlur;
NURWALK MEDICAL ASoOLlATlON.
Bin-ts second Honky evening in end) month.
tk-lolm Hill. 31. 1).; \iee Provident,
. D. ', Secretary. \V. A. Lockwood, M. l). ;
an. )1. B. Purdue, IL D.
‘uu INSURANCE
l
TEHPERANCE ' 0" >
. 1‘70. Sin—Meet» (-verv Ndnv
Block. Mall] street.
milk. In. Dr. Finder. W'. C. .
Yea-M lodge. I. 0. 6. In—Kcet‘a every “‘t-dnoy
an evening If their Hall. In!!! street. South Xer-
In k. Chrlea Ballotk. W. C. 1'.
Tongs? 9f Haw! «Id 7!"
Watch" 30. d—‘ects curry
Mir Hull. on Iain tux-wt. South Norwslk.
vmoud, W. C. T.
. DEW. .V'o. #5 S. of 'I',—-!Kr-els vvcrv
Tuna-v «mtg: u nil-tr Hull. Bank Building. Wall
.m-et, San-um. t'. l". scum; w. P.
(mm ”filial. No. 3. F. Qf T.-M0('f~’ (“pry
wing.“ their 11311.09 “'all Aim-ct, Xur»
ll. Parker. “V. P. .
.4. B. Mly.~—Mectr first Monday
Room:- in lskhn‘s‘p Building.
Normal Vania!
So Ill h
mam. ‘ 1
‘ Rpm-i109
artsy at mine at
J. R.
\l’lLLlAM M. N'EED. Nut T
New York
South Nonmlk.
LORIN INGERSULL Suu‘li N:
1‘. H. )lORISUX. Morison. hon
walk
(‘HAliLES G. DEAN. Ktmrulk.
N. ary‘c 7'.
walk.
HENRY R. TRKADVVKLL, Woe-
(‘HESTEB F. TO ‘
J [TLIFS A. C.
PETER L
mam .
. (‘T'XNINGHA . South Nurun'l.
BENEVOLEKT SOCIETY.
thph'i Ml r’Hu-urlret
Rooms In l‘l‘ub-
m.
i, ' '
month.
hell’s Bloc-KW Main and Wall ntrect:
Haudm President.
TRADfi [X1058
(m-anav‘ and liner-f rum. No. an, of Swath
Namath—1w: on the met and third Friday awn-
ing- in with mouth. at their room on tin ”not.“
3‘0!!le “'3. .1. KM. Prat-idem: E. H. Dibble,
TALXADGE BAKER. South No
m'ufi'. . . 3
11¢! flairkrn‘ Local Truth Jmiathm. of South ; l v
Walk—aldeh- on the 1st of Janunry. April. July ; ’~
3. D. Con-ell. Pft-eldvnt ;
sud Ultuher. in each year.
Thoma.- Huddem
'uluui'uiu'
\ large and \vr)‘ hand-0m
FLU“ E
cuxen. l-‘mn.
Furnit- Steam Engine (0., No. 1, Norwalk ‘ ‘ ‘ ~
Int Tuesbv in etch mouth. .1. B. fills, Fort-nun. , 1‘ LATHLRF.
Puma: Hole ('12.. No. 1. Norwalk—Heeta am 1
‘ C' 1" m'in‘ me l and other Millim-rv Goods ju>t
at price! tbnx
Defy qup
; ~ L. “I: .\.r
.-—.\[c~.-tr
V’holeule and Beta“ Denier-
—us— 3 Mrs. Scott's
and Lobsters,
Id Vegetables in their Season.
I.
In" t 48-1.!
- 9303,?!‘13Y.
122313011) vapor,
South Norw‘alk. Conn.
. .. 553ml luvs».
Ill-AIM
14f " A--.- ,__-’A
Viv—£113 11.0.1313”
.
crfigrnwv‘t- c
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2 law ' til-week! Ni n :d .
divampmch-E’m I flmdnslpusnn- PR'OVIE‘I
“avalanche“, on “no. a . . . .
gel “ editorial: ".1”. ml gum!
1: Intel m .1
Mutt-lined the Rev aktll‘ewm
tenth-ill.
no! giant-l
._ d'
mm
.mm
inlaid-Madman.
The best assortment in town of
GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHMpCS‘ TOOLS,
Rim. Mortice and Dead Locks. Porcelain, Plated and
8m
'1 quality. cheap for cash.
SUITE HURWALK. CORN.
South Nomlk, Nov. 27, 1870.
FURNITURE
UNDERIQKING.
l‘VE KEEP 0V HAND A GENERAL ASSURT
lruamtunt OF ALL KINDS.
. Wear»: prepared to furnish vvcrything DL'CK‘HMI'
l for the interment of the dead. We rm: also prepare
MerchantTailor,
CUR. WASHING'NDN AND MAIN S'I‘S.
Scotch Chevolts, Meltons, Grape
and English Coatings,
l)l.\l)l~l l l’ IN STYLE. AND AT l.()\\'-
E‘T l‘lllt'lfis.
.\l.-o. a lunn- a-untmcut of
,Are You Insured?
All paid inm:«l>(;v111‘cl_\'invmlml
FAIRFII‘II." (1H ‘1“
N orvv: cl k.
mm)“ P. EL't'. Presidt-nt Hm _\zm.u.nl Bunk.
FRED. W. BIII'GGRRHOF. Dark-u.
JOHN RBEA'I'I‘Y, John P. Built) S llru-., .\ur»
bum-h};
HENRY R FITCH. South Noruulk.
ARE.
indow Glass,
eat of Table and
D i (10.,
ington streets,
I
l
l
Brim KSAPP.
2.: I
KlNG.
cankct without wet-
C. OOH,
Pruwltt Buildlm:
. 1.”
‘A — .
Ros,
l
l
K.('<LS.\'.
do w- llu: custom-1'
lulu-r:- to mnkr as
‘ and slu- was not ~lt)‘nf slmwin: it.
A Song for Sentinentdisfs.
«mm A m1 xunr. smu- THAN sou WE uAvn usAnn
urns.)
It never 1 cease to love,
The noon may chnngc her huc.
And ‘tnld the stars above
The am: no more burn blue.
.mongthe woodland trees.
mm mucosa: “slow.
And oysters at their case,
.uay keap their boas ti: pain.
It never I cease to love.
The cows may catch tbc cmup.
While of the turtle deve,
Lord myors no more make soup.
The frogs may plough the min.
The tlgurs sou above.
Th6 run-beams mine to reign.
lf never 1 cease to love
Pat Yourself In lib: Place.
It's a very good rule in 3“de.
“'hcn judging a friend or brother.
Not to look {at the question alone on oun ~irlv
But always to turn to the other.
We arc apt to be selfish in all our \ int n.
In the jostling. headlong race:
AM 90 to be rlgbt, on: you velluunc a mull.
Just “ put yonndf in his place.“
[l is V't'l‘y hard to be just to lump
Tbc reason another may gix 9—-
110“ much he has struggled. and fought. and sUl‘ vu;
How honestly tried to ll\'c;
How much been cheated, how sorvly trlvd.
Bro the w roug hc- was furt‘t‘d to cmbruo‘ 1
And if 3011 would loam those things. tbl‘ “u;
ls to “ put yourself in hi-t plat-c."
Thcrr 5 Hints} :1 man vru~bcd down b3 -lt.im-.
Who blameless sand. before God,
But ulmm his fl'll0“5 haw utterly teCUI‘IIMl
And made to “ pass under the rod L"
Whose soul in umtalncd by tho thought of -iu.
“'ho “ill )t‘t find tuning; gruev.
\ nd \\'h() would be pull-0d Where you now conch mu
ll you would “ put yourself ln his plan- "
_._...__-——-
i
.t n Eccentric Lady.
Just lvu your» :tgo lllt‘l‘l' pusst-d :muy from }
suvlclt', almofil unnoticed, u Scotch lady who l
bud umdc no little llUlrt‘ in her time. We 1
alludvtn lhc bountiful Lady (‘lmrlutlc(‘.,'
daughtvr of tho Duke of .\-—7— in 1790 l
sln‘ marrictl but namesakr, " Handsome i
Juck" (3.. of tho Guards. At [but time the j
bride \\ as perhaps unvquullt-d fur lwr bounty, 1
indeed, ’
uflcr Lady ('lmrlultv firxl went to mmrt us :1 ‘
wife. Qm-rn ('lmrlwltc will ht 1' “0rd tlnnt if i
~lic ever came tln-n- again sht- must first I
mkca tmk nt' tun null (if lit-r skirts lul
(llasgnu (T(V\\'(l'~ ll\!'tl m follow thisnudu-
(-iuus beauty; and no “oudcr, for lm-ul his»
lnrlann say she would walk down the most
fashionable streets in palm-oats almost as
xlmrt as zillizhlundcr‘s kill. (ln one 000:»
, Slnn, \\ lu-n thus lightly uttiawl. and walkingr
HATS AND CAPS.
. $200000.
‘\\0uld ullkc sulfur, jumped out of u back
« 832.316. to.
u ill) a lud'v' nnd u gt‘mlemun. tho whole city
st-vmcd to gather" about them. \tuudt-rlug,‘
admixing :md trim-Mu: Finding tlu-m-
sl'l"t'\ mnbbrd. tllcy luuk bllt‘llt'l‘ in u sllup‘
wlmrc ”um-t. lurtltu‘ ln prolccl them, put
up his >ltllllt‘l‘\ nnd lnr‘kvd his dam ln‘ .
ulcud of lllspt‘lNlilL' llu- mob incrcuwd Tlu-
slinpkvvpe'l' fvnrinq :m attack on his prun-
lwi, by \‘alllt‘ll his goods and his guest:
\\ indmv and ran fun the guard. .\ wig-um
and llll‘t’t‘ ox {our men \n-rt‘ wttt down and
th-d in from of lllt‘ pvt-mists. .‘ll‘nllHllllt‘,
Lad) (,‘lmrlutlv (I. fullnuwl the shop-limp
511v lightly lcupml from ”10
wk cunnplc.
’lmt-l. \\llltl0\\' lino an uufrcqucntml lum‘m
1 Hindu ltrr nu) lulu .t tlt't'cul lmust‘, lultl Lu‘l‘
l >ll>l‘_\‘. sent for :1 couch, and quietly rude to
COMPANY.
I)!!! l‘}("l‘()lt.~3 :
ulk.
ELBIRT A. “'()UD“'ARD. Snutb Nm’uulk.
JAKE H. IKGERSOLL of [ngcnolL \l'atwn gt L‘u.,
ihAf-tlk.
(t ”urchin-ml. .\nr
[port
can“.
mall.
I
ELBIRT A. “'00D“'.\R.D, Prt-e'ldt'lll.
HENRY R. TREADWELL Via: ‘inltlem.
“WELD S H.L"<mRD. Si'retar} .
000052
l bars line.
‘of Scliunbmnn is greatly impressed with
p mum-Imum of
Rs, RtBsoxs
rum-h ed. and for rule
03111931, ,
Rooms,
East 3'“ HI lief» .‘l‘vlfiogul Bunk.Z twisting}
ton Street.
sin-r... .
Dealer in I.“ kinds of Choler-
‘cRocERlEs.
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, ”fig-v -M "-33 ..
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handpick
. sing-ii. 7,. ,. '
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i .ift‘xisfi'r‘a (in it; ,
d flunk m and vidfltf '
: Ludx (‘llurlum- had got :muy, :tnd asked uu-
, named Bury. tumcd to literary pursuits, and
“throng other books, produced in 1839 um]
' diary illustrative of the timmnf (lcnrgc l", |
l
‘ Austria gives some lulercstiug particulars
loonccruing the manner in which itS'me'nv
rcomfox-tablc in furniture and ‘hplmlstéry.
F: pie lhiligh nah. . One of .tbcrslm
: PF?
.5») i ,i 3E“; ,1 . A
“a
lzl.l‘ inn unrecognized. During this flight
and twnpe- tln- mob gl‘vw t‘u-nwt and num-
mllmtit-n? .\l longlh tho slmp \\‘.L\ uprnctl.
'l‘lw ll':l(l(_>l’ll:lil informed tlu- pt-nplc bmv
tll\lllllt(‘t.l passage for the young lady and
pcntlmnnn who l‘t'llltilnl‘tl. This u :l\;:t‘1llll(‘(l,
lHl' their “us llnllllkg (Wt-ntric about that
allowed in “ gum:
bcuuly livcd (on
grrut ugt ~ lll'lV-Cn right} and plum}. Age
did not bring; wisdom with it, if tlwstury
lvc tl‘tu- [hut u'lwn >hz- “as old sln' “tam tn
enurl in u dross curry way ayubjoutimmblc
u> tlmt uitli which. in bur youth, \hC rutllcd
tlw plumes of Quccu ('lmrlnllt-‘s prnpt‘it‘ly.
ln Iu-r llt'tlllllllg yuus bllL“llllu not will) 10.»! ,
tlu- ouu- lmndéouw .Tm-lt, bul'lti; l“‘l‘:llf‘.~’ loo, 1
lslay and “'oodlmll bud gone to creditors}
The old lady, however, married a clergyman ,
m-upkg wlm tvcn- civilly
ll cir guit' 'l'lu- reigning
which was edited by Gall. [
Ruvxt. HIul'Lnrt'tt—A lady ulm lt:t~‘
passed much time with the royal family of l
I
A visitor to the imperial palace
lhc t-xtremc simplicity of the private upurt-
moms. Many of our Fifth uvcnuc grundccs
und ladies of the “ ring” would/reganl them
with disdain. These are merely modesttmd
Both the emperor and empress were" simple
in their domestic habits and tastes. In fact
“3.” psgeantry of courts is, distasteful tothe
lalter, and it ls :1 positive effort for her to go-
tlfrough the forms of royal clitcrlhlhthéul.
Likc the queen of England, she prefetsihcr‘
country home to the. splehdors of ' the'cupl-
ts]. On important occasions. however,
nothing canbe morc' 'spl'eudld “than the bos-
pitality 0f the. Hu't‘ptss. The Austrian
“Court has been considered the most rigid Iii:
point of ctiquglghbut;thisuyigiqitydggnly
maintained on stats minus. Tile ordi-
nury: rclutions of the. royral‘ futtijly- «vim,
flieir houseluild'and {madam easy and fit-
within .‘Tliissui‘msm I» cum mu,
out: titre-othfnry‘wsonlm ’ "
“MW?! in. m°.,'“‘sh'en¢”..sxm,..i :
apecii
n Victoris. One other
axes. aaucn'es‘sramed’i _ 10152:“.-
has been seen on her knees trying to re-
0 an expiring firc,.W «he did not
acrvguts-Im be dbmdiqd‘
I
3.!"
"vii
wishful ,
' York was Judge ‘W
,cxccedingly anxious to make a favorable
| try. [0 live on tut-ms of amity and good ful-
' will abuse: or llt‘llu} lln- ll'thl that is thus rc-
- In flu: night sln- awoke from sleep: seem-
[ Ho“ .2..wa did the hours pass. The momA
.. WWW” W?“E“¥:.,X
,tvortd. as: nus-L-nneuhoremmg ‘ .
gmchm ..
Local
Ddhl
”all!!!” .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26,1871.
The Ildllll Chief.
The following beautiful story is old, but
literally true, and was first published in a
lecture delivered by \Villlam Tracy, Esq,
of Utica, N. Y., on the early history of
Oneida county :—
One of the first settlers in Western New
, who established
himself at \Vbitcstown, about four miles
from L'tica. He brought his family with
him, among whom was a widowed daughter
with only one child—a fine boy about four
years old. You will recollect, the country
around was an unbroken forest, and this
was thedomnin of the savage tribes.
Judge “'———‘ saw the n ecessity of keep-
ing on good terms with the Indians, for, as
he was dearly alone, he was completely at
their mercy. Accordingly he took every
opportudlty to assure them of his family
fecling. audio secure their good will in re
turn. Several of the chiefs came to see
him, and all uppcarcd pacific. But there
was one that troubled him ; an aged chief
of the Oneida tribe. and one of great influ-
enCe, wh 't'cslded at a, distance of a dozen
miles, mi mt uOt yet been to see him,uor'
could be asaertain the views and feelings of
the sacbem in respect to his scttlemont in
than region. At last he sent in :1 message,
and tho answer was that tln' chief would
visit him on tlu- morrow.
'l‘ruv to hix~ appointment, the suchcm
(-umc; Judge “'—-—— received him with
marks of respect, and introduced his wife
his daughter, and little boy. The. interview
tlmt fulléwed was intercsting, L'pon its re.
sult the Judge was convinced that. his se-
curity might depend, and be was therefore
impression upon the distinguished chief.
lll' («Dressed his dcsirc to settle in the oonn-
lm\‘.~|lip with the Indians. and to bc useful
to llwm by introducing union: tlwm tln- arts
of civilization. ‘
The Chief ltcmd him out, and
“ Brntltcr, you ask tum-h and you promise
much. What plcdgc can you give of your
full]. 'f Tim \\'llll(' “Hill's “0rd mu)‘ be good
then said:
to lllt‘ \\ hlu- mun. yet it i~ hut “ind when
spukcu to thc Indian." -
“l have put in} lilo in _\uur lmuds," said
" is not that on c\ idcncc of my
I lltut‘ plzu-cd confidence
will not believe that he
the Judge.
good intention ?
in lln Indian. nnd
pust'tl."
“ So much l> \u-ll," replied the chief. " the
Indian will rcpuy confidence with com}
dcnrt'; if you will trust him he will trust
you lmtthis but g1)\\'ltll Inc to my \vig‘
\vum~l will bring' him lmrk’ in llll‘(‘t‘ days
\\ ill: my «mm-r 7"
ll. an arrow bud plt‘l‘t't‘ll 'lu- bosom of the
timiht‘r ~lJt~ could not haw full a deeper
puug thzm \cht to hrr hour! as tho Indian
umdc this prqvusul. -.\'lic spmng forward
and running“) the boy. who stliud at the
bltlQUf the Sachem, l'mking into his face
with planned wondcr and admiration, she
encircled him in lu-r urms. and pressing
him to ll"l‘ lynxmn, “‘lLs about tn fly from the
.\ gloom and (nuiuuus frown came
room.
mcrthr Surly-Ink l't‘nudnil llt‘ (lid not
fiwuk.
llul. not kn with Judgc \Y He
knc“ that the success of their enterprise,
tbv lives of his {3111in clot-cudal on the de-
cision of A moment
” Slay. slzty, m) (luuglitcr,“ hc said.
“ Bring; ltru'k tlu- lmyfil beseech you. lie is
to you than mo. [ would not
risk n half 01' his lu-ud. But my child,ltc
lJHlsl gt) with tho chief, God will watch
ovcr lilmi He Will be as safe in the Sac-
ht-m's u iguam us beneath our own roof."
The :tgonizod mothet hesitated for a mo-
mvul and then slowly Ictumed, placing the
boy on ”to know of the chief, and kneeling
:ll hi~ ft‘f‘l. burst inn: a flood of tears. The
gloom paw-d from lllC sucliem's brow. llc
nmsc and dcpm‘md.
I shall im’t attempt to (lcscribc the agony
of llxc nmthcr for the ensuing days. She
u'tm agitated by contending how and fears.
HUI llll.>|‘(
in: In lieu r tlu: screams of her child (filling
on h; mother for help. But the limo wore
slmt l_t' uu'uv—tand the third day came.
iug mun-d away, noon arrived ; yet the sa-
clu-m ('umt- not. There was a gloom over
tlw \vlmlt- household. . The mother was pale
mid \llL'lll». Judge W walked the floor
In untl fro. going every few minutes to the»
door. and looking through the opening'iu
tln- forest towards the suchem‘s abode. V
At last, as the rays of the setting sun
were thrown upouthe tops of the trecnround,‘
the eagle feathers of the chief, We seer:
dancing ubove'tbe bushes in the'. disfanee.
llc advanced rapidly—and themlittle boy
was atrhis'sidc; He was gully attired ‘33 a
young chief—his fact being dressed in moc—jl
casins, a fine beaver skin was on his shoul-
dersfimd eagle fpstbers were .stpckgin his1
hair. He was in..cxccllent which“...
proud was-kept his honors that. he seemed.
two inches tallqr‘thsu he was before. 'He.
'Was 3,961! in his 'Ihotltefis, «mils, .5951 inthat
brief minute she seemed to pass, from death
,to life. It was s. happy meethtgwtoo. hap~
py, for ,melpglescribo “The white: mat;
hasconquered," aid the: W“; f‘h'ere~
after mastic ”frlends._ You naive trusted
in Indlan, beiwlll repay “you with modem;
endow jpi: .7 _,
- file mango“! Isms #011115 and Judge:
W lived for, my scars, :11);er
’ with it the main floor’lnto the basement
.who shall he
——
This wall wassupported by arches and pil-
lars, and was just ready for the roof; loss
$8,000. No workmen were around at the
early hour the accident happened, and there-
fore no one was injured.
The Governor's Foot Guards of Hartford
will celebrate their centenn'utl, which occurs
today. They will be visited by the New
Haven company, whose centennial does not
occur for three years: and the active mem-
bers of both companies will parade through
the principal streets of Hartford ,ufter which
they will partake of a collation. A; two
P. M. the Hartford Guard will be reviewed
by the Governor at the park. Then there
will be another recession, during which
bells of the city Will be rung. The follow-
ing exercises will take place at the hull :
Address of Welcome by Major Galvin Day,
President; invocation by the Chaplain, the
Rev. C. B. Crime; historical address by the
Hon. Henry C. Deming; poem by George
H. Clark, Esq.
'Pvnuc Ac-rs.
PASSED MAY SESSION, A. l). 1871.
_ __
cuAirrl-m cxxvn.
Au'uct for Farming and Conducting the
Military Force.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of’
Representatives in General Assembly C011—
vened :
L'ILU'TEB l.
I)? LlABLLlT\ A517 EXEXE‘TIOS.
Sec. 1 All able-bodied male citizens, be-
tween the ages of eighteen and forty-five
years. residing in this state. and not exempt-
ed by the laws of the United States, shall be-
long to the inactive militia, cxccpting'mem.
bers of the active militia.
Sec 2. All male citizens, residing in this
state. between the am of eighteen and for»
ty-fivc years, including those who ue e!-
empt by the provisions. of this act shall be
enrolled. alphabdticnlly, betw'cen 'lhe tenth
day of September and the first day of De-
cember, annually. by the solar-linen of the
town in which they shall respectively re—
side; in a book to be kept for that purpose
in the allies affine tb‘im clerk of such warn;
and the solectmen shall strike from such-on
the name of ouch person who is not able-
lmdicd, or exempt from enrollment under
the provisions of this not, by drawing a red
line across such name. but leaving it still
legible, and shall specify in the margin of
such roll, and upon the same line with such
name, the reason of the disability or exemp.
tion of the person whose name shall rennin
upon such nulls, shall constitute tho inactive
mllisia, and Shall not be subject to active
duQ'v ““1883 lh'cv shall become members of
the active militia, as hereinafter provided,
cxcvp; in one of war, invasiqn, for the [W
vention of hymn, tebfllion,tnd insurrec-
tion. or wbch there mg}; be reasonable ap-
prclmnsion thereof. he selectmen shall
sign said rolls when completed, and shall on
or before the fifth dnv of December. annull-
ly. make a. certain report to the. «dint-m
general 0f the number of persons whose
names shall have beech so 'strickeu OE, and
of the number of persons who are liable to
be taxed under the provisions of this act;
and the adjumnt—genersl shall return the
same 10 the state treasurer.
508- 3. The name of 'no person shall be
stricken from such roll as not. ablbbodied,
$151038 be may be either blind. a deaf mute,
llDbeClle. wanting an arm or leg, or has such
Mdil’y defect,or deformity as would inca<
WON-ate such person from the performance
0‘ military duty; and any name which may
be so stricken from such roll, may be re-
Slorcd thereto by the order of the surgeon-
general.
Sec. 4. All parents, "nudism. tavern-
kcepem. or persons who Ekeep boarders. or
Who have men 'in their amp 0 them, upon
being required by any one o _t 16 selectmen
0f the town in which they restde, shall give
such sclectmen K130616606“ of mré‘tr sons,
or wards, or of the men. mind” “I? with them
or in their employment, and the rn‘ama and
ages. if the some are known; and any per—
son, who shall neglect or refuse to give such
account, shall forfeit the sum of twenty
dollars to the town, to be recovered by ac-
tion of debt in the who of the treasurer of
the town :' sud ever'v' icon slt , to be
liable to e'mollmeut ‘ shall 10 give
information, or who shall give false infor-
mation to any such selectmau, respecting
his name, age, or liability to enrollmen
shall, in like manner, forfeit the sum 0
twenty-five dollars. ‘
Sec. 5. When any doubt slall exist re
spectin theagc of any person who shall be
enrolled, the burden of proving his agcshall
be upon his). and the enrolling ofleer or of-
ficers shall examine his), and an ,vitutss in,
his behalf, under 03th, and aha! administer
to him or them the oath prescribed by law
for witnesses; «at! any person. so omitted,
guilty of wilful false swell-in
shall suffer tue puuisbmcnt by luw‘provi
ed for perjury.
8w. 9. The sclectmcn of each town, at
on each person who may be enrolled in such
town, except minors uni memos-sot thenc-
tive militia; persons who ,lmve served the,
full term of five cars in. the actlvp militia,
from the sixth av of ’July, eighteen bun:
tired and aixtydlve; persons who hm‘serv-
ed in the army or nav of the United States,
in the late rebelmffi,’ FT one year,
and have been bonomhlyj-Mrged from
the army or navy on account. of wounds or
sickness, tcccivegl in service and in the lips
.of duty, and‘nll‘vvh’o have been (1’ i " ’ , f
on account of expiration of term of atrvtdc‘;
ighn__‘.'.n- ”Al‘s—- m 3% ~9Q1m.
teet- five companies, and, all pennants who
have served as such ,fpr, the to, of, five.
years, and and‘a‘ll persons; who hiveserve'd
in the active militiu of the seam/it‘s legal!”
chmpt by Wlof men: mplhhoem‘
the provision“; any 1.3% heretofore exist.
ing in‘ this stole ;. and upon such other able-
bodted-persous bethen’ the dges of Evenly-
one-and forty-flue“ years, who ’mgy‘be ex".
emp}. {m such confluent,»th tux sum
be- in common ion in , ,«nd.
shall be collects a '
the same‘ma'nner as
collected shill be paid into the town‘ >tréas~
nry; and the' treasurer of the mega
towns
ououbeiore mimentlethudiy ht?
wimpy, tismnt..,,, ofgnxqwuem
uflpgtsoufi. Le . *
promos: sea. _' . as:
wwaemam '1’”
to the amen-ensures: madam
,of the state shall have ,
' 9 ‘kheph ’ “(if
ill! Mmelm flourishlsg Md:
" ‘ “ .m. *
t
cw.
“with mMMMNWmMr F
1"?“ ,. ?
il
service for rtfis' suitcfuu
an
g term ofsix
granted, may
oral.
c0
% gage; imnnmxl nmn him
dots of this chapter, or '
stake from the roll the name of norm
in L116 uni
' soleettilefing étiCh'
mhlmiyéwthsm tritium "
NO. 50.
msubjoct to enrollment, and by striking
therefromthoumuaf suchpenonsasm
visiomofltlus' not; and
exempted by the
said selecttnen s all appoint a time and
place of parade for the inactive militia in
such town. and shall order them to appear
at such time and place. either orally, or by
lea written or printed noticu with them,
or at t eir usual plm of abode, or by pub-
lishing a. notice thereof in some nevvspaper,
printed in the county in which said town is
shuttled, or in an adjoining county, and by
posting 0 like notice on the public sign-post:
in said town; and the said selectmen shall
then and there proceed to draft such num-
ber, by lot, from such militia, or to accept
such number of volunteers, as the order of
the commander-inchief shall require, and
shall return the names of such persons ms
shall have been drafted. or shall voluntarily
enlisted under said order, to the adjutaut-
geucral, and such drafted rsonu, or such
volunteers, shall thereupon subject to the
commander-inchief; and if any selectmen
of any town shall neglect or refuse to
comply with such order, the commander-in-
chief may appoint some proper person to
execute the same, at the ex ‘ of such
town, who shall make return of his doings
to the sdjutantrgeneral.
Sec. 10. “1:61: the draft. which may be or- .
dared in their respective towns shall have
been com lewd, the selectmeu shall secure
the 1m met: or the persons so drafted, at
the time and place of rendezvous, which
shall be appointed in the order of the com-
mandarin-chief, and, if it shall be necess-
ary, may take charge. of such drafted per-
sons, and may command the assistance of
the constables of the town, or of any other
person. for that purpom; cud any person,
who shall, when commanded by the select—
men. or by either of» ”preface to render
such ussistaucc, shall , be pp ishcd by sane
of sevcn dollérs, or bf im ‘soifi'néffi a
common jail, not less than ten days, not
more than thirty days, or by such fine uni
imprisonment both. VYben any of the per-
sons, so drafted from any town shall fail to
be present at said time and place of rendez—
vous, the commander-inchief may, at an
time, within three days thereafter, issue ha
order requiring another draft to be made in
such town, to supply such deficiency. ,
1 sec. fl. Every persod, who shall be or-
dered out from Jim inactive militia feroc-
tivc sernce. Who 511811 voluntarily enlist, oi!
shall be domiciled or drafted, and shall not
Appear at the tune and place designuted in
the order of the .Commandervinflfief, after
he shall havo received notice therefor, shall
be taken to b8 “soldier absent. without leave,
and may be dealt with accordingly; and
shall, at all timm, be liable to enter the ser-
vice for which he may be ordered, unless he
skull be prevented by sickness, or other in-
ability, or shall prove that he is exempt un-
der {he provisions of this act, or brovide a
proper and able-bodied substitute, at the
time and place of such rendezvous. .
Sec. 12. No person who has voluntarily
enli 40d, or shall hereafter voluntarily enlist
for a longer periods-ban.“ months. and
has performed, or '5»th performpmllltary
‘ or‘ any can of the
pmxdent of the United States, and no per-
son who Las been, or shall be drafted, and
aball have performed such military service,
either in person, or by substitute, shall be 11'-
able to be ordered into active service, until
the whole number of the inactive militia in
said town shall have voluntarily enlisted,
or shall have men drafted.
‘Scc’. 13. So person who shall be drafted
d excused'on account of disability, shall
be ngaiu enrolled, until the next. annual
eprollment in the town in which he ma re-
side; and if, for any cause, there shall a
deficiency in the number of persons requir-
ed to be drafted from any town, the select—
mcn of such town shall continue to draft
from the inactive militia, until the number
of persons apportioned to such town shall
have been obtained.
Sec 14. The commander—in-chief may ap-
point the necessary number of post surgeons
and assistant post surgeons, to examine the
persons who shall be drafted; and to decide
u [1 their ability to perform military ser.
vice, who may grant certificates of exemp—
tion, particularly specify therein the cause of
exemption, cud shall be paid out of the
treasury of the state such mammoth] for
their services, as may be fixed b the com-
mmder-inchlef, unless they sh: I be paid
therefor by the United States: sad if any
other fee mrmward for such servium. or any
gratuity therefor, or shall knowingly grant
any certificate of exemption on account of a.
disability which does not exist, he shill pm
a fine of five hundred dollus. for aeh of:
fence, or be imprisoned in : commonijnilf
months, or suffer such fine an
both; ,and any «mute. so
See. 15. \thn the enrolled militin shall
he ordered out for active service, or shall
hove voluntarily enlisted, and while-they
age in actual service, as s ifled in the
ninth section of this act, they shall be or-
ganized by the commsndnlncuiefjn‘w com-
the time of making the rate bill for the col. D8106, maintains, brigades, and division,
faction of the maul town tax, 3 lin‘set't which shall be numbered and W, in .
therein an additional tax of two (16 hrs up- the 06. 0f the mam-genera, and“
ad'
be' accruedf and disclplmed’ acco'rdingtq
the “not this state and United Skins:
and private, and shall pay them while in _
the scnyeep: the ante {and when menu}:
fitmlnthefielj for such
shall be. m‘ timndcd bytbe with;
present, ”until the odmmander—tn—‘éhnd,’ or
gone may amour damnedhy hu‘n’, shilltxke
800.16.
._rV—‘ ‘r f—
at: ‘ect, to enrollment in such to
t‘ eu'me’ sumo: five hundred ”its:
mé use‘t’or‘uiomate":g and the” am, ‘gfqt’ l"
we,i:_9ad-wtnty in.- WI
mun 54h?“ commends
such srgdmdg'in, for, the recovery
forfeiture, by an sicti'on‘
npou this statue. * ‘
Sec".- :Ewuévflfithe';
shall {tom
mic report of the number of mid:
~hn’v fafled' 7‘ w
be revoked by the surgeom _
3. ~:-.. .
_. 1.12.”..de ofanynm,
shallvneglectror: refuse, to perform. ,7 gnyof 7
the movie,
unit” Em'fifizty
178‘.
.4 6
that] _ " '
1:13:31], , poffiyommber MM”
-' maelgstm Mm Molar
The Sentinel Priming Houu
an the but name-'10; martin mm
‘for a longer period, in all, “three amass
in any one year, . ‘
Sec 19. The some mlfitisshnll constitute
one brigade of four '
and two ' f
W'fly:
limits of each mm'm
sionsl district in which it is
regiment shall consist of not-more nun
companies qt infantry. I m
band, moonstst' ofnotmora chum nor
less than twelve members, to be selected by
the oommander-in—chM from the compunes
and bands now existing. 01"?le handler
under this 86: . nd each
infantry company skull Mot-am
than 101 men in rank and file; ,pronded
however, that in use of WJnvusinn, for
the prevention of invasion. the
of riots. and rebellion. or m into
the service of the United at“? under the
provisions of the preceding section, the com-
mander-in ' my
men in etch computy,to
of the Umtod‘ SW The
E.
oflceoftheadj ‘ ." .
Sec._ .Tha» mamwwmnhe
a commander-imam fin .adjn ,
qunnemnsfizrrfienenl, finer can
Ham-gen . W ‘1" s brig:-
dler‘gena'al _ndsuuhlcolonda mant-
and
er-inehief of the militia of the st: 'iexee t
‘when called into the service of tbfiUuitgd
Bigot? The trgeneral I
_ 22, 'uun shall hve
the ml: of bri ‘er-geneml, and
appmu' ted andcotnmiss, ionedby them-
msnder-tmchiet; and withhh .
may tppom' t. “as“ = era!
with the rankof l'mmlmuimy
remove suchlSSlSh-nt Athia Mn 111
agent theabsence‘of WWW . .
or of h”- mnb' illty to perform 'dutifi the.
nsistxnt Adjutantvzenetal‘ashdl hive ‘tull
er-in—chjef, and Upon his recommendation
mav berremoved from their 0mm respecb
ively,.by the senate, and may-also be remov-
ed byutc mmnderénwgi ' when
of the general assemblyeif. inhk t
the interacts of the service timid beprotno-
ted thereby. Thequnflemtasker—gehenl, and
the surgeon-genanl' , shall each luvs the
rank of bngtm' War-general; the '
eneml, and the Wr-genenl, m
each have the rank colonel- If either of
said offices shall become vacant, during the
recess of the manual memblymueh “my
shall be filled 55m mafia-inch ,
and the person so appointed shflllzold. his
ofllce, until the mien of the general sauna-
bl next aftermh In uppointment, and un-
ti mother he chose: hi‘his plum T'l’boqaxr-
termasmrrgeneral w smut. with the «p-
pmbation of the commander-in-cbief, on as
sismnt qW—geuersl, with the rank
of ,forwhasoonduet Mahabhara-
spon ‘ sad when ho my remo’ ve at.
pleasure. md the gum t W m. .
equip-gm mm abdomen-ope“,
u: this . t, and dull potion-m such
other dunes in md' t as the quar-
termastergenem‘l may prescribe. ,
sec. 24. The «diet shall: .
paint. for ' in: old: thump, .15. ’
shallhuve the nakof Monet, ,Thehogn' -
diet-general shall Ippoint, form an
assistant Adjutant-general and a brigade ht.
specter, each with the rank of
b . l
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uni this stue'slnll mmbbomndoqni' p-
ments for each non-commissioned
5w ..,
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on the Case brought.
themurnti‘af Mun-than:
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